hello
new version of sIgpAck library released
all math externs are removed to avoid nameclashes with the cyclone lib
and added some new objects
chop~ chopping modulator
decimate~ signal decimation
foldback~ signal mirror
foldover~ distortion
freqdiv~ frequency divider
harmgen~ harmonic generator
rectify~ signal rectifier
saturate~ soft saturation
split~ signal splitter
ustep~ unity step function
vowel~ simple formant filter
download at http://www.amoxi-wolff.de
please report bugs any suggestions welcome
ahoi
amoxi
Now that the Lille2004 work is finally winding down, I have time to
release this:
http://at.or.at/xp4pd.html
This collection of Pd patches allows multiple users to edit a shared
patch at
the same time over a network. This allows Pd users to practice
'extreme programming'
(aka 'XP') in realtime over the internet. XP is the practice of 2 or
more
programmers working on the same code at the same time collaboratively.
Currently, its very rudimentary, but I plan on flushing it out into a
complete XP environment.
This patch needs objects from a couple Pd external libs:
- [netclient], [netserver] from Olaf Matthes' maxlib
- [list2symbol], [niagara] from IOhannes Zmoelnig's zexy
- [shell] from guenter geiger's ggee
- [tot] from Kzrysztof Czaja's toxy
- [prepend] from Kzrysztof Czaja's cyclone ([prepend] from iemlib2
does
not work for this because it lacks a [set( message)
As of maxlib v1.5, [netclient] is buggy, so you'll need the included
fixed
version to really use xp4pd.
.hc
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Using ReBirth is like trying to play an 808 with a long stick.
-David Zicarelli
Caos-Sonoscop is pleased to inform about En Red O-2003.LocAlgSon.
This issue of En Red O is a Max/MSP - PD specific activity, focused
on works for 8 loudspeakers.
Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona
19-xii-2003
11:00-21:00
Works by :
Justin Bennett (Den Haag/Barcelona), Caos-Untitled
Coeval (Madrid), Multichannel Breton Patcher
Rob Godman (Gloucestershire) & Vivienne Spiteri (Malta/France),
Inside the Eye of Silence
Matthias Gommel (Karlsruhe) & Martin Schüttler (Karlsruhe), echolot 1-3
Bernard Loibner (Vienna), Cyclic Jam
Nicholas Mariette (Sydney) , Yellow Mondays
Jeff Morris (North Texas), Hocket1
Daniel Puig (Rio de Janeiro), Revoada
Benjamin Thigpen (París) balagan
Glo + cinco (Montevideo) Octopussy
Anna Guiu (Barcelona), D'un lloc a l'altre
Hotel ad Infinitum (Zurich), Aleph One
Guido La Vespa (Valencia), Subito e veloce
Guillermo López Cámara (Sevilla), Aranas
Felip Pi (Girona), Periferic
Res Rei (Oviedo), Gomma Ball
Jesús Gabriel Romarís Lens (Barcelona), Forever, Spat-Techno, Glassing
Washy Sastre (Caracas), Low Level Spatial Conflict
Rajki Sumhaidi (Reikjavik), NAD-NADH
Robert Delangle (Albi), La fuite des points susceptibles
Tres TT (Madrid), Mille fontaines
Michelinne Vaillant (Perpignan), Tremblements occasionnels
Rodney Waters (Manchester), From the center
Maialen Arana, Eduard Puigdomenech, Mario Berenguer,
Laura Capella, Raimon Bertran, Ivan Caño, Jordi Daví, Estructures
sonores en l'entorn quotidia
Jordi Puig (Barcelona), Hiperventilació semiatomàtica
There is more information about participants and works at :
http://ocaos.cccb.org/sonoscop/localgson/
Until April 2004 its contents will be periodically updated.
Faithfully
--
Jose Manuel Berenguer
jmbeal(a)telefonica.net +34932857046 +34696538403
jmberenguer(a)cccb.org +34933064128
http://212.163.142.140/jmb/index.htmlhttp://ocaos.cccb.org/caos
Sonoscop/Orquesta del Caos. CCCB. Montalegre, 5. 08001 Barcelona. Spain
Hi,
I updated Memento again, it's now at version 0.4 and as usual
available here:
http://www.pure-data.org/community/projects/rradical/patches/
There is an important addition:
Memento now has a Tutorial! So if you never understood what all this
Memento stuff I'm working on is good for, please follow the tutorial
once. It gives a lot of hints on how to add persistance to your
patches.
The tutorial basically also works and is valid for older versions of
Memento >= 0.3, but see below.
There are some important changes:
* pool from today's CVS is required. I now use the mkchdir messages,
that create a directory and immediatly change into it.
* I now use Cyclone's [prepend] instead of [glue]. it has to be
Cyclone prepend, because it is used without creation argument and
with the "set" message. (Please ignore its compatibility warnings.)
BTW: We really should somehow agree on ONE prepend. There are
dozens of prepends, I believe
* Originator's right inlet now directly accepts and routes OSC
messages.
Have fun and share patches.
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Hi,
i've uploaded three new packages for the RRADical Pd project to
pure-data.org at
http://www.pure-data.org/community/projects/rradical/patches/
First this is a new version of Memento, now at 0.3, that includes a
proposed handling of remote controlled patches via OSC. OSC is built
into the commun object. Remote control can be done with the
netcontrol.pd GOP patch.
Also I hacked a dirty copy/paste functionality into memento.
Both new features are open for discussion.
To show off how Memento can be used I created two example packages,
that unfortunatly require some externals to make sound and might only
work on Linux. Still, the useage of Memento should become clear even
without sound.
The two packages are:
_ __Speakerboxx_
ver. 0.1
This is a symbol-sequenced beatbox built around the ratts-library
available from http://www.ling.uni-potsdam.de/~moocow/projects/pd/
A Linux compile is included.
If you cannot make it to produce sound, here's how it would sound:
http://footils.org/snd/goondah.ogg
_ __Analogue_
ver. 0.1
This is a RRADical GUI for Steve Harris' analogueOsc LADSPA plugin.
For it you'd need the plugin~ external and the swh-plugins from
plugin.org.uk
This shows, how I'd figure a total separation of GUI with presets and
the soundengine, which is important for polyphony. Please also note
the hierarchical useage of RRADical patches.
All these packages need a big cleanup...
Have fun.
("Din daah daah, din deeh deeh. Ooh, chacka chacka.")
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Hi all,
i just uploaded a new release of flext, a c++ layer for cross-platform
development of PD and Max/MSP externals.
Several bugs have been fixed and some features been added.
- PD attributes: added a TCL/TK editor dialog ("properties") and save
attributes to patcher
- native support for Windows threading model
- make use of new PD thread locking (PD functions sys_lock() and
sys_unlock()), queue messages only if necessary
- added some more SIMD functions
- added "getmethods" message (for attribute-enabled externals) to list
methods for a specified inlet (default = 0)
- "getattributes" now lists attributes in the order they were created (first
class, then object scope)
- explicit boolean attributes (great for attribute editor layout!)
- enabled binding of more than one function to a symbol and added
flext_base::GetBoundMethod
- added support for patcher arguments for attributes (use # instead of $ in
the attribute editor to save them with a patch)
- fix for linux static exported function name-clash
- fixed wrong returned result of flext::buffer::set function
- fix for flext_dsp reporting wrong inlet/outlet count (CntInSig, CntOutSig
functions)
and some more....
The larger step to the official introduction of a flext shared library has
been postponed once more, although one can already use it in principle.....
Download as usual from
http://www.parasitaere-kapazitaeten.net/ext
best greetings,
Thomas
LPN_PACK_1 is now available:
http://lpn.surlaplage.org/travaux/LPN_PACK1.zip
A collection of abstractions that can do many things.
Every abstraction has an example patch to help you understand how they
function.
Check out the readme and the index.pd
Contains : 2stairs~, arp+, arpx, arrondir, beep~, bestfit, bonkbeat~,
breakup~, cheapp~, closestmult2, constrain, count, defsymbol, dist~,
echos~, flux~, folderglider, glist, keyinput, keynameinput, livelooper~,
middle, midikeyboard, mix2~, modcounter, mrbeat~, ms2bpm, notzero, peak,
pitchshifter~, punch~, rgb2num, route2, santa, scansequencer~, scan~,
sflooper~, sfpreload, shiftymetro, similar, smp2ms, snapvue~, snap~,
squarepw~, stairs~, tabvue~, texas_ranger, timer2time, tri, varydelay~,
vibrato~, vu~
(* please not that the "lpn_" prefix has been removed from the
abstraction names for easy reading)
Comments appreciated.
Thomas Ouellet Fredericks
tom(a)surlaplage.org
Hi,
this is a (not so) short reminder of the Linux Audio Developers
Conference 2004 at the ZKM Karlruhe, Germany. Since yesterday a
preliminary list of the proposed talks is available online (where
already at least one, mine, has a Pd topic):
In cooperation with people of the Linux Audio Developers Mailinglist,
the Institute for Music and Acoustics at the Center for Art and
Media, Karlsruhe invites to a
2nd Linux Audio Developers Conference
to be held from
Thursday, April 29 2004 to
Sunday, May 02 2004
at the Institute for Music and Acoustics, ZKM, Karlsruhe/Germany.
After the successful first conference of the LAD group in 2003, ZKM is
very glad and proud to host the LAD conference once more in 2004. The
conference will take place from April 29 to May 02 2004. The paper
deadline will probably be mid-January or early February.
Read on here: http://www.zkm.de/lad/
Many of you might be also interested in the "Call for Music" that has
been produced completely or mostly under Linux.
The organizers are looking for:
* Interesting demos of sound synthesis, sound processing, etc.
* "Classical" computer music compositions, to be played in a concert setting
* Pieces from areas such as Electronica, Chill-Out, Ambient etc.
"Pd Repertory Project" anyone? ;)
See ya in Karlsruhe.
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Hi all,
Chapter 7 (time shifts) of the Techniques book is ready to try out. As
always, your comments, corrections, and suggestions are welcome!
http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques.htm
upcoming chapters: 8. filters; 9. Fourier analysis
cheers
Miller